About
Remember when your heart sank just a little when you realized the Pink Panther movie wasn’t a cartoon?
Then, only a few years later, seeing Edward Gorey’s eerily fantastic opening to “Mystery!” capped with Vincent Price’s name on a headstone had your head spinning at the thought of the kind of stories those etchings could tell…if only the show was based on those illustrations.
Well, we want to see more of that. So watch and remember and create. And if you’ve got something to contribute, send it along.
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A compendium and leading web resource of film and television title design from around the world. We honor the artists who design excellent title sequences. We discuss and display their work with a desire to foster more of it, via stills and video links, interviews, creator notes, and user comments.
Featuring opening title design for film and television from Croatia, New Zealand, Serbia, Russia, the United States, Brazil, England, France, India, Japan, Italy, Chile, Mexico, Yugoslavia and Egypt.
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Ian Albinson is the founder and editor-in-chief of Art of the Title, as well as one half of the motion and graphic design studio Albinson Design, which he runs with his wife Rae out of the eco-friendly home they designed and built in Vermont.
Alexander Ulloa, Head Writer, April 2008 - June 2011 (posts)
Will Perkins, Editor (posts | website)
Based in Toronto, Will Perkins is the co-founder & editor-in-chief of the hyper-local geek media site DorkShelf. When he’s not busy with that – which isn’t often – he’s also a freelance writer and journalist who enjoys writing about film and video games.
Lola Landekic, Editor (posts | website)
Lola Landekic is a graphic designer and illustrator with a specialist honours degree in English literature, meaning she spends much of her time in front of books and screens, poring over grammar and typefaces. She lives and works in Toronto, Canada.
Angel Tagudin is an Orlando-based event photographer with a voracious appetite for pop culture. Angel is never at a loss for words when it comes to the inner-workings of film, compositing, and title design... but if you ask him to choose a favorite, expect an answer with several qualifying statements. When not watching or writing about movies, Angel can be found advocating the use of ellipses... mostly for dramatic effect.
Jonathan Dube (posts)
Hailing from Boston, Jonathan Dube holds an English degree and has a passion for literature and film ranging from the high brow to the kitsch. When he's not caught up with those, he can often be found in the harbor fishing or riding his bicycle around the city.
Shaun Mir (posts)
Ben Radatz is a co-founder and creative director at MK12, a "full service lateral hyperthreaded tactical design and research bureau", and has produced title sequence and design work for Quantum of Solace, The Kite Runner, and Stranger Than Fiction.
